Now more than ever, small business owners need help. In light of COVID-19, forced closures, temporary shut-downs and physical distancing mean most businesses have taken a massive hit to their revenue streams.

As a partner of the SBDC, our goal is to share information and get you in contact with the right people to help you navigate the current COVID-19 pandemic as well as future challenging times.

Who Does What?

The biggest difference between the two agencies is that the SBA offers emergency loan and financing programs, as well as help accessing capital and government contracting. The SBDC, on the other hand, offers free webinars and one-on-one guidance on how to build and run your business effectively. The SBDC also helps businesses apply for loans, whereas the SBA does not.